"I cannot take the risk of opening the event" says P.Louise as Christmas event in Manchester cancelled

Paige Williams may not be a household name, but she is worth £100 million and she is who young women should be following and wanting to emulate. | P.Louise

placeholder image — Paige Williams may not be a household name, but she is worth £100 million and she is who young women should be following and wanting to emulate. | P.Louise

The P.Louise Christmas event in Greater Manchester has been cancelled.

The Pinkmas event was set to run from the 1st of December to the 4th of January and include attractions such as a pink ice skating rink and a pantomime performance.

The event was originally supposed to be held at the Trafford Centre but recently moved to Barton Dock Road, TraffordCity.

P.Louise founder Paige Louise Williams said she was "devastated" at having to call the event off "despite being almost fully built... due to issues with the licensing process".

"I cannot take the risk of opening the event without a definite resolution, as the last thing I would ever want is to disappoint so many of you," Ms Williams wrote, in a statement.

"Please believe me when I say this decision has not been taken lightly.

"I have personally invested so much into this build, and the structure is already in place. However, at this point, the only responsible option is to refund everyone in full in the next five days and work towards giving everyone the most perfect solution."

She also thanked her customers for their "incredible" support and understanding, she said each of them would be contacted personally.